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The lowest-performing public middle schools by test proficiency in Shelby County, Alabama

10 public middle schools in Shelby County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the lowest-performing public middle schools by test proficiency, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Calera Middle leads the list at 34.8%, against a median of 55.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Shelby County, Alabama
Best % Proficient
34.8%
Median % Proficient
55.3%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · SHELBY COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Calera MiddleMontevallo, ALShelby CountyMiddle62.5%76734.8%
2Montevallo Middle SchoolMontevallo, ALShelby CountyMiddle78.6%34636.1%
3Columbiana Middle SchoolColumbiana, ALShelby CountyMiddle62.9%42839.7%
4Pelham Park Middle SchoolPelham, ALPelham CityMiddle46.1%83543.5%
5Thompson Middle SchoolAlabaster, ALAlabaster CityMiddle52.6%1,44455.1%
6Helena MiddleHelena, ALShelby CountyMiddle27.5%95755.5%
7Chelsea Middle SchoolChelsea, ALShelby CountyMiddle29.0%83162.3%
8Oak Mountain Middle SchoolBirmingham, ALShelby CountyMiddle25.5%1,16864.9%
9Berry Middle SchoolHoover, ALHoover CityMiddle30.1%1,05871.4%
10Robert F Bumpus Middle SchoolHoover, ALHoover CityMiddle22.6%1,19271.5%
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